The air of their ways: South Asia’s crippling pollution

Leo Marani, The Economist's South Asia correspondent, dives deep into the air pollution crisis plaguing South Asia, where nine of the ten cities with the worst air quality exist. He discusses how poor policies and agricultural practices worsen health and economic issues. Marani also touches on the urgent need for international collaboration to combat pollution. Additionally, he shares a gripping tale of two Russians who escape their oppressive homeland and highlights the lifestyle habits of the Seventh Day Adventist community that contribute to their longevity.